The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resources and Community Development held a consultative meeting this week with the former employees of Air Namibia.
The meeting was in response to the two petitions submitted by the disgruntled employees of the now-liquidated airline to the National Assembly.
The former workers of Air Namibia expressed their frustration regarding the lengthy delay in receiving their severance packages.
The former workers of Air Namibia are continuing their fight to receive their severance packages.
A group of 638 demonstrators is reiterating their dependency on this remaining severance money as their primary source of support.
President Hage Geingob says Cabinet will be discussing the matter of the possible revival of Air Namibia.
This follows a proposal by Ethiopian Airlines to assist the government should it consider bringing back Air Namibia to the skies.
The National Assembly Speaker, Professor Peter Katjavivi has tabled a petition received from the Committee representing former Air Namibia employees detailing their demands including their request to meet the Head of State.
Ex-Air Namibia employees staged a protest Monday morning, expressing anger with the independent liquidators, David Bruni and Ian McLaren, for having cut their severance packages.
